I understand. There is definitely always that possibility that users
will get a shell. However, can SELinux help in this case? Perhaps I can
confined the users with basic access, one that does not allow a user to
run any execution from their home or /tmp. We have a debian deployment
but can
Hi,
On Sun, May 11, 2014 at 12:20:27PM -0700, Shawn Zaidermann wrote:
I understand. There is definitely always that possibility that users will
get a shell. However, can SELinux help in this case? Perhaps I can confined
the users with basic access, one that does not allow a user to run any
Derek:
On Sat,May 10 06:49:PM, Derek Martin wrote:
Mostly I reply here due to a curiosity: Why is 'messed' in single
quotes here? I see people do this increasingly often, and I don't get
why.
Are you implying that the single quotes should have been
escaped then ? ;)
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GG
* Guy Gold g...@merl.com [05-11-14 07:38]:
On Sat,May 10 06:49:PM, Derek Martin wrote:
Mostly I reply here due to a curiosity: Why is 'messed' in single
quotes here? I see people do this increasingly often, and I don't get
why.
Are you implying that the single quotes should have been
You don't need to jail postfix for your situation. Build Mutt with smtp
support, and set smtp_server to localhost. Your SMTP processes will run
in the global context, and mutt will only need a socket to that.
* On 11 May 2014, Shawn Zaidermann wrote:
I understand. There is definitely always
On Sun, May 11, 2014 at 07:54:16AM -0400, Patrick Shanahan wrote:
* Guy Gold g...@merl.com [05-11-14 07:38]:
On Sat,May 10 06:49:PM, Derek Martin wrote:
Mostly I reply here due to a curiosity: Why is 'messed' in single
quotes here? I see people do this increasingly often, and I don't
On 2014/5/11 11:08 PM, Chris Bannister wrote:
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More worrying are the strange ammendments that American English is
imposing (or has imposed) on us people who speak the proper English!
I'm sorry, but as an American I have to come out of lurk mode for this...
What you tried to write, Chris,
On Sat,May 10 06:49:PM, Derek Martin wrote:
Mostly I reply here due to a curiosity: Why is 'messed' in single
quotes here? I see people do this increasingly often, and I don't get
why.
Are you a coder, Derek? I use single-quotes when I'm coding because it's
faster; I don't have to hit the
While I'm glad you've got your syntax working, it is often easier (and more
flexible) to move tricky shell incantations off into a script.
As an example, I run a specialish vim incantation as my mutt editor. My muttrc
just says:
set editor=muttedit
and muttedit is a script in my bin
